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Assam Languages
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03-05-2012
The People’s Linguistic Survey of India today said the number of speakers of Assam’s two scheduled languages, Assamese and Bodo, is increasing over the years while the other languages are showing a declining trend.
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People's Linguistic Survey of India documents 'live' languages
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03-05-2012
GUWAHATI: People's Linguistic Survey of India (PLSI), a non-governmental campaign for protection of languages, has embarked on documenting 'live' languages among diverse communities in the northeast as part of its efforts to safeguard the cultural heritage of the country.
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India's tribal people fast becoming lost for words
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30-04-2012
India losing languages faster than anywhere else on earth. Of the 7000 languages now spoken around the world, only about 600 are expected to survive until the end of the century. Totopara in India is fighting to keep it's language alive.
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Bigger Language Carnival in Future
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11-01-2012
After the success of Bhasha Vasudha 2012, Bhasha Research and Publication Center hopes to bring representatives of around 7000 languages together at one place in near future.
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‘People's linguistic survey' next year
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11-03-2010
After about 100 years, a “people's linguistic survey” will be carried out in the country sometime next year, the founder of the Bhasha Research and Publication Centre, Professor Ganesh Devy, announced here on Wednesday.
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